T+337: Inversion Space (with Justin Fiaschetti, Co-Founder and CEO)

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Aug 4, 202600:48:25Science & Medicine

Justin Fiaschetti, Co-Founder and CEO of Inversion Space, joins me to talk about the company’s plan to store maneuverable reentry vehicles in orbit for rapid cargo delivery, the design and architecture decisions driving...

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